New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
THE EMPEROR'5 RIVAL,
RAcELANp COMES ON THE SCENE.

KACELAND COhHto VX> Ale SN>~"
ANOTHER GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST
BOGUS TRACKS.
labor Day brought to the Coney Island Jockey Clun
eeSfec. weather. grand stand ana srouuus iun Va
rcod natnred wellpleased people, track hard, urn.
sa ana fast though with clouds Of dust flying on the
Nsostretch and finishes Of fascinating closeness In
rsp,d time between horses Of high quality whom skill
fully devised conditions and handicaps had brought
&oeether on terms almost exactly equal Every one was
tubant except the bookmakers II was not meiry day
for them as strong public favortes won without
hrnak -Cyclops Raceland, Kingston and Joe Cotton
while Ielex and Rita, winners OF the two remain
ine raees we're at odds for the large fields ana ha
extensive following. Happy days for the mas'cs VI
racegoers are mournful days for the betting rhsS ~
some must weep, while others play. And 30 run laoo
horses and the world The combination men were hara
~. "a ,tooothar the bookmakers have encountered
few II any 80 costly days this year, although was
holiday rather tn an q plunging crowd that s"arneu
around the stands. $1,000. 49,, ,...
won on their merits at the weights ana distances
All through the contests. and there were no oao
h,rnder. in riding no ridiculous Badge fukes ana no
,octavs caught mapping Cyclops, Raceland kingstoa
and Joe Cotton all showed pursts u sp turfmen
Raceland is treasure superb specimen OF Young ac
IsceaOse nsGs me |: a. q and he could have made
Il much aser he had been pushed ihe M carred
IL rounds Like Raceland he was never hurried ana
M ope Knows how fast could have gone If urged
tSnemner1r's These two and Sir Dixon would make
great triangu ar bate that would set the AMERICAN
Joe Cotton won the Renewal Of the Twin City in
in the Twin City, but easy victory as Ekwoods
was o..o,r hs,wesn rlkwood and hamburg
% t Es,t AGAINST West Ekwood bred in the East
and ia owned by Walter Of Philadelphia Banburg
was bred IN e wess ah the element Of sectional rivalry
comes in The Coney island Jockey CuDS mas oeoioea
70 sra oney Island and Brooklyn Jockey Club have just
sdopted the following important rules
l. No shall be eligible to be entered which sna na
:a..sa isF Isss nile
= Sh e. .ss y Ssa. sou g. e'
IT,: s':aas aiss' ssa
ons e MSn ne o. nSt
I, T U4 r"s :n1i sa aDR CLUBS
These most welcome and excellent regulations VIII 40
%nes e Srsat and win result either
pressing Brighton Beach or purifying II ,,.eve as the
phrase goes when be the nrst race with Cyc1ps;
Mamie sod hsn and Hpns led
Florence got slight lead As they reached tne nome
stretch before s"a WITH Pas and
Mamie Hunt by his side. while Swift was coming up
through ana Sng to p a. Mamie HSn' and and
T Sps Wy aps 2
second. neck before Swift Todche Pas got of slowly.
& us the sse shs
Rect ly she is but rattle Drained that she never
ear Racelsnd in tho second proved none Of the
euIogies avished on him extrayagant saDai'ern anu
a. und Maths Louraim Raeeland ge OF in the middle
of tine lot like Emperor OF norfolk 10 tne au.un
staIes taking mis- own going TO the front IN tie
Somestresh and winning in imperial style. He strobe
over every other horse IN the race @ To 'na'
second at his saddle while Matte Lourain was thra
Al lengths back OF Leo Ii. The Scott stable nad te
~ Eos
fancied Faux Pas although the Haggn stable was not
ias Htin y Faux Pas speed the lower turn
but would not try after she got around se ey
home ,01 T0us os , bss asf o0"s hss '
Billy Pipkerton. brother Of Leqisette and Preeiosa,
Icrard, it, expected Benedetine to perform, Well but
the Of the Optional stake; s. at The p
frolu the SO pounds which he carried then to the ll5
wa.Gn ne .U Sesr t place Tarsgon ran nOb
But all in ALL Kaeeand sood alone ose Sr, sfe
bay colt with powerful Frame well musccd all over, but
not coarse or overloaded with magnificent quarters and
travel fast His sire Is Billet and his dam Caramel He
has beaten the Emperor OF Norfolk ana Los Angeies
View Handicap Chicago in which the e baaR paSe5
and Raceland meet again Ihese TWO youngsters Sno"
The lottery Of racing shown the fact that Race
land yearng cost only SD while Billy Pnxerton
seems able to give twenty-five or thirty pounds brought
$1,000 as yearlng and was sold this year by Glllock
Co. &C & H. Uirch for $1,000 haceiand oeiohss
In the Dolphin stakes MCLAUGHLIN gave the sPe ,,
tors beautiful display Of patience Judgment ana SKIN,
Tue Dryers put tau LUMP Of money o On s knss' tbe
styvesant moved on Slowly tnd args ec spaoe Bev
dere was rushed out into the lead by lteheid as was
prOper with his light weight and was In 'front.' up 70 tne
last strides running with energy s9S no small
speed Mclaughlin took second place with hlngsion,
rs they asy tne wbo% any urging until six Strides
from the line Littlefied was doing all he could with
da m ss eu But kingston was SO far his superior
speed that sIcIaughn called on MN gently ana ,tea
head II was a delicate piece OF work. exquisite IN lts
exact Of ps 1ha and Ga
son could not get him FULLY extended u..o
Armstrong on MISS Ford tried 10 make runaway race
or tie Renewal OF the Twin City Handicap and at the
end OF the first half mile was full dozen ~ ne
rapidly in the last naif mile The Dryers won big
sum Joe Cotton who was the favore oa was ~, n not
%Sn a hs Ss shs he heaa But
not give eaH M ana ne MO S With Exile in
stretch Intellectual as both sJoe Cotton ana fav"r
thought we'll of Fageoetta but the distance did not
MIN ming W." was far below bis brilliant June form
Lelex by winning the selling race upset Brighton
Sc me OF Mr.. Haggn's hllies seem to like the turf
santa Rita as easily on the grass a. ho %
ton and Hamilton Santa Rita. Many people fob
lowed Garnsous mount but Milton was never In the
race. He would not try at ALI
FIST RAcE-swERPsrAKEs. $40 EACH 5000 ADDED.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGs
NcMahon & Gsrrison's CHI C. Cycops by MortemerLzzie
Iucas 4 yrs Ill % (car ll2 tOaTrlsohl
D. A HoDig's o. Mamie Hunt 4 loS....;; thSMrtn( z
NJ Jor ans br. m swift aged 10Y .-.-.....l imm
" CoIrgan's b. ~ Jennings aged lO3 lcar l0t ~
Davis Hairs D. q, Psroclss 4. lVe--..(Anaersonl y
l. Martins m. Tlpsy, B, los.
Ching 4 Hankinss br. m Florence E. 8. lO3 9seppe) .
n Harvips br T. Touche Pas g. l02...-....(Winchep
w l. scuts b. g. Arundel (barnesl
Ver,tas siablos Saluda l03 tcsr l05 (McCarthyl
A. Lakeiands CHI <. Commander, sgs. ..FrAnkln)
Time-J14.
win-Cyclops Iouchc PaS 70
Armstrong 10 Pearl Jennings " TO Florence 70
Yarocrs is 10 l. Mamie Hunt 80 TO Britannia ~ 70 j,
1insy 40 10 ssluda 80 Arundel 60 to Commander
100 10 ,.k o-N.
10 Armstrong Pearl Jennings to Florence T.
m to J.. Britannia 10 TO
20 eainda ga 70 / Arundel % l.